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Jul 16, 2025 |
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#society
Fox News: Summer beach day turns dangerous as lightning strikes three at St. Augustine Pier in Florida
Three individuals were injured by a lightning strike at St. Augustine Pier in Florida on Saturday night. Two were hospitalized—one in critical condition—while a third declined medical attention. The pier was closed for inspection and is set to reopen on Monday.
Local officials urged beachgoers to seek shelter during storms, emphasizing safety precautions against lightning. The National Weather Service reported six lightning fatalities across the U.S. in 2025, highlighting the importance of awareness during severe weather.
#economy
GB News: Gold price surge should be seen as ‘alarm bell’, financial analyst warns
Gold prices have surged past $3,350, prompting veteran financial analyst Paul Auslander to issue a warning, describing the rise as an "alarm bell" reflecting market concerns. He suggests this increase signals instability in decision-making among global financial institutions.
Auslander believes gold's current value is a response to long-standing stagnation and warns that while prices may not drop soon, they indicate underlying issues. He also highlighted silver's growing importance in technology, differentiating its role as a trading instrument compared to gold's status as a store of value.
#military
The Telegraph: Britain’s next war could begin in space, warns top military commander
A top UK military commander warns that future conflicts are likely to start in space, emphasizing the need for increased investment in space capabilities. Major General Paul Tedman highlighted the importance of controlling the space domain for air and ground operations.
He noted that foreign powers are increasingly targeting satellite systems, underscoring the urgency for the UK to enhance its defenses against extraterrestrial threats.